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• Printer model DesignJet T1500: need date of the lifecycle for DesignJet printer T1500 - model CR356A

  Please indicate the date of the life cycle (or end of Support) for DesignJet printer T1500 - model CR356A

  Hello

  You can contact HP for the info.

  Best regards

  Mike G

• HPLJ printer M6 - model M605n: need the date of the life cycle (or em) for M6 Printer HPLJ - model M605n

  Hello

  I need the date of the life cycle (or end of Support) to HPLJ printer M6 - model M605n.

  Where is the best location / # to find the dates of the cycle of life for HP products?

  Hello

  You can contact HP for the info.

  Best regards

  Mike G

• I need to print hundreds of pdf files in time of quick of a folder. Could you please suggest any method by which I can print a bunch of pdf files in windows Explorer.

  Hi, I need to print hundreds of pdf files in time of quick of a folder. Could you please suggest any method by which I can print a bunch of pdf files in windows Explorer. Thanks and regards, Madhav

  Then do it in batches of 15

  or

  Several PDF Download printer 1.4.1 - Freeware Files ... .com

  How to print More than a single PDF at the same time . eHow.com

• Print to / save as pdf

  Hello

  Recently I had problems with the conversion of images in pdf files.
  I used to be able to select a group image then right click and choose 'Print' (he then opens a print from Windows Photo Viewer dialog box).
  Then I could then choose a printer (printer Adobe pdf, Foxit pdf printer, printer Microsoft XPS)
  The images would be properly and then save to the pdf format.
  However, now, whenever I try to print the images in pdf or xps, pdf/xps files is always rotated 90 degrees to the left, causing the unreadable pdf. I tried the driver adobe pdf, foxit pdf driver and the driver xps from microsoft without success.
  Is anyway to fix this?
  Thank you!

  What happened when things were at work?

  I suspect that the problem is related to the "orientation" EXIF tag  In the brief search I did, I saw comments complaining that viewers the native Windows 7 image are not properly manage the rotation EXIF information (and possibly corrupt).  Maybe the Photo Viewer interprets the orientation tag go and pdf printers interpret it another way.

  Try to use IrfanView (free) to view the images and set the option "Auto-rotate image according to the EXIF info (if available)."  See http://www.impulseadventure.com/photo/exif-orientation.html

  IrfanView should print the image of how it appears on the screen (there is also a "autorotation" option in the dialog box print IrfanView;) I did not experience to see what it does).

  You might be also interested in reading http://keyj.emphy.de/exif-orientation-rant/

• WARNING 20225. Adobe Acrobat7.0 failed to create a new item. Adobe PDF Port / printer. The Adobe PDF printer may be unavailable.

  Try installing Adobe Acrobat Version 7.0 on a new PC running Windows 7. Get the error message-

  "Attention 20225. Adobe Acrobat7.0 failed to create a new item. Adobe PDF Port / printer. The Adobe PDF printer may be unavailable."

  any help appreciated

  On behalf of Adobe, no version of Acrobat before 8.1 is completely installable or useable on any version of Windows beyond Windows XP. There are fundamental differences in the way that the Adobe PDF printer is installed and accessible on later (1) Windows Vista and/or (2) 64 - bit versions of Windows. In addition, Acrobat 7 coordinates with all recent versions of all Microsoft Office applications. You need Acrobat DC licenses at this stage.

  -Dov

• When I try to print a file ID PDF transforms the drawing in a worse

  Hello everyone

  My name is Ishmael, and I work with InDesign CS6.
  I am trying to print a document from ID, in which I placed some vector designs for Illustrator (and before that, they come to the Academy). The problem I find, to which I was not able to find a solution, is that when I try to export to interactive PDF my drawing quality diminishes, it s like ID do all lines and its thickness in the he loves the most and my picture becomes a completely different, with a worse quality.

  It's the way my drawing actually looks at a preview of the ID. Exactly as I want to be printed.

  

  And that's how ID prints, after that I tried to export the document in PDF format (no matter if I try as an Interactive-PDF, print PDF, or if I try to print with the Adobe PDF printer)

  

  I was looking hard all over the web, and I have not found any similar explanation on what could pass me.

  Is this someone might know that could be the problem?

  
  Thank you so much for all those who want to help me

  Best regards

  Ishmael

  How you view the exported PDF file? In the drive? Acrobat? Something else?

  For reliability, it should be Reader or Acrobat and if it's one of those, try this:

  Edit > Preferences > Page Display > (uncheck) improve fine lines (it is enabled by default; it disable)

• Acrobat Pro XI print PDF of .xps (Microsoft print xps document) - FINAL PDF No. OCR - TEXT NON REPERABLE?

  Platform: Windows 10 desktop

  Adobe Acrobat Pro XI

  Problem: Convert Microsoft .xps documents to PDF documents that can use the tools in Adobe Acrobat Pro XI - Impossible to add comments, highlight, underline or OCR (searchable text) - final PDF of the XPS document?

  Tried several methods of XPS conversion in PDF format: (1) (2) Adobe PDF printer print to native PDF in Windows 10 (3) Microsoft XPS Document Writer, Microsoft (4) send to OneNote 16 - no pdf is functional as a result of all these conversion options.

  . XPS gives no option to save as Adobe PDF despite having Adobe Acrobat Pro XI installed on the same platform.

  Cannot print adobe acrobat Full functional file and/or can not save...!

  Other current discussions in Adobe and Microsoft Community-not to update environments, suggests savings of XPS in MS one Note, and then the conversion to PDF. But unable to convert 33 MS One Note-Office 2016 pages, together a document a key and save all 33 pages in format pdf. I can't save the 33 pages to OneNote 2016 in a single PDF file.

  Please recommend a method to take one. XPS file and make a fully functional pdf, not just view the document in pdf format but use in ADOBE ACROBAT PRO XI.

  I tried all the itineraries offered on various sites and spent several hours me looking for answers but have failed to identify an effective practice a single click, or a few clicks option. The problem is that some native windows computers have xps printers and then the document cannot be converted for use in Adobe pdf. Wonder if Adobe XI can be saved on a USB key and used to print documents into adobe PDF files to the thumb of computers without PDF reader app?-just a thought (?).

  There are a lot of search results in Google and Bing (for an xps to PDF), other 3rd third-party suppliers, but its difficult and challenging to confirm if you can get a PDF from Adobe to address fully functional which can be used with Adobe Acrobat Pro. If Adobe Acrobat XI can do it, I wonder if other 3rd party applications - doubtful in my review, open to suggestions.

  So I wasn't looking to download other 3rd party applications to consider doing the same.

  Help, please.

  Thank you!

  Ashwin Nanda

  Apparently you aren't aware that you can easily create a PDF to an XPS file by simply opening the XPS file in Acrobat, or create a PDF file function. The XPS file is converted into a fully functional PDF file. It works not only in the latest version of Acrobat, but in the last several versions as well.

  And as Aandi Winston said, no, you can't share a copy of Acrobat on a USB key.

  -DOv

• Adobe Reader 11 does not print PDF documents for printing of attachments in PDF from Outlook 2016.

  Adobe Reader 11 does not print PDF documents for printing of attachments in PDF from Outlook 2016.
  Version of Adobe Reader 11 11.0.13 has been uninstalled and reinstalled. Print PDF documents registered in the system but not when opened as an attachment.

  Any ideas?

  HI Steve,.

  Please try to use the CD player with office 2016.

  Uninstall cleanup tool: Download Adobe Reader and Acrobat tool - Adobe Labs

  Install using offline Installer: Adobe - Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Distribution

  Thank you

  Abhishek

• When I print a document in pdf format to save, how can I keep the page displayed?

  When I print a document in pdf format to save, how can I keep the page displayed? It takes extra time to close each document. He has not done this before going to a new version.

  solved.

  Judy Reynolds

  Office: (979) 703-6200

• How to prevent somone to print or send a PDF - any help? And I need to be able to do with a file PDF 10 000 to 10 000 different users

  How do I prevent someone from print or send a pdf document - any help? And I need to do for PDF 10 000 files and 10,000 different users.

  I'm desperate

  First of all, you must realize that truly control information is not a realistic proposition. People can photograph their screen, for example. Assuming that you accept the weaknesses, maybe the DRM is a possibility, although it sounds as if you need several administrators full time. Adobe LiveCycle Rights Management is a solution Adobe DRM generally used as part of a policy of control of company data - not ad hoc to solve simple problems - and usually something to get buy-in to the level of the Board of Directors.

• How to print an Adobe Reader PDF page in duplex, using a mac and a brother printer?

  How to print an Adobe Reader PDF page in duplex, using a mac and a brother printer?

  Hey Sanford,

  Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat allow you to print double-sided if your printer supports this feature. The printer driver controls the options, not of Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader.

  Check your printer documentation to see what features your printer supports.

  Please see this KB document for the steps double-sided printing. Acrobat, Reader.

  Let me know if you encounter any problem.

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• Disabling automatic when headers/footers * print * HTML files to PDF?

  OK, so all the world is aware of those annoying of the headers/footers that are placed on each page during the conversion of the HTML files in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. Fortunately, they are easily disabled once find you where this particular configuration is hidden (and hidden it is 'file-> Create-> Web Page PDF-> settings...-> Place headers and footers on the new page' rather than in the Preferences section where one might expect it to be).

  But what when * print * HTML file with the virtual printer "Adobe PDF"? The Print Options 'Adobe PDF' window has no such adjustment. The only parameter that looks even indirectly to the above mentioned is one that says 'Add document information', but it does not affect the inclusion of these Auto headers and footers.

  Yes, is there a way to * print * HTML file to PDF without these unwanted headers and feet page in the same way you can * convert * HTML file to PDF free of Auto headers and footers?

  In case anyone is wondering why not * convert the file to PDF format instead of print to PDF, it is simply because the conversion to PDF does not apply the margins of custom page and custom page breaks. So, if you want a PDF document with custom page margins, then print format PDF is the only way to go. Conversely, if we want to preserve the interactive features such as HTML links, cursor to highlight styles, etc., then conversion to PDF is the only way to go. In this case, I need to custom page margins - but I certainly don't need these headers/footers automatic boring.

  Nevermind, I solved it...

  Apparently, the Adobe PDF printer relies on (default?) web browser print settings. In my case, since I use both FF and IE, I open the file-> Page Setup in both browsers and set all the fields blank/Empty. Now, Adobe PDF print without headers/feet of any non desired.

• Print this manual as PDF problem

  Using InDesign CS4 606, Acrobat Pro 920 and OS x 10.6.7.

  I have a brochure A4 40page with the verse pages.  I would use the characteristic imprint of booklet to create a 2-top stitching horse PDF.

  I've set up to print to the Adobe PDF 9.0 printer. After choosing my settings, I click Print in the print booklet dialog box.  My print job appears in the print queue Adobe PDF 9.0 with the message "you must install the software to use this printer. To install software choose software update from the Apple Menu. If the software for your printer is not available in Software Update, contact the manufacturer of your printer. "I check the software update and have no update."

  So my printing booklet job is stuck in the queue go anywhere with the status of "error".

  Can anyone help?  Thank you.

  Unless something has changed in 10.6.7, what is possible, you must print to postscript from print booklet, not the printer PDF file, use the Acrobat PPD file, then distill in a second time.

• DeskJet 2542: Printing a model at the appropriate scale

  I'm trying to print a pattern that has a scale on the page to make sure it's the right size. How to print the right size? It prints a version of the template which is disabled by a 1/2 "on average.

  'Fit to page button' was on, turned it off and the model printed on the 1/16th of real size. Could not use the paint due to the format of the image uploaded with PDF and it is a older notebook didn't want to download new software to convert.